The 'largest bi+ event in the world' is happening this year. Here's when and where
The event will fittingly occur in a location special to Queen singer and bisexual icon Freddie Mercury.
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The event will fittingly occur in a location special to Queen singer and bisexual icon Freddie Mercury.
The recent NHS report from Dr. Hilary Cass isn't the take-down of gender-affirming care that conservatives want it to be.
Manuel Guerrero, 44, is banned from leaving the country and is about to run out of antiretroviral medication, his brother Enrique tells The Advocate.
Oh, and the British Prime Minister defended her behavior.
Historians have pegged several as likely members of the community, and in the 21st century at least one is out and proud.
In a deeply personal video, Princess Catherine shared her struggle with cancer, sparking a wave of support from the White House to a pub in D.C.
English Heritage recently said that one of the most prominent relics of the Roman Empire is “linked to England’s queer history."
In collaboration with the British Embassy, the vibrant mural is a beacon of LGBTQ+ pride and community spirit at the trendy spot.
The out tennis legend continues to make anti-transgender comments.
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After realizing that they filed it away incorrectly, researchers believed they had a sex toy and not a mending tool on their hands.
The new legislation will include treatment directed at trans people, reversing last year's announcement that this would be excluded.
The legislation in both countries, awaiting final approval, will remove medical requirements and ease the process in other ways.
The tweet came in response to praise from another Twitter user on Rowling's funding of a trans-exclusionary center for survivors of sexual violence.
The comments, made by the British foreign secretary, come as the World Cup is set to take place in Qatar, a country where homosexuality is criminalized.